As 2017 draws to a close, the I.B.Tauris staff have again taken the chance to reflect on their favourite books, from our own (strong) stable – and from further afield. As usual, there’s a wonderfully eclectic range, so dive in! Madeleine Hamey-Thomas; Visual Culture Editor I.B.Tauris Book of the Year: China’s Forgotten People: Xinjiang, … Continue reading
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The I.B.Tauris Summer Reading List 2017
With summer reaching its traditional drizzly climax, I’m sure your thoughts are turning to the most important issue of the season: which books to take on holiday? Here at IBT we’ve come up with a few suggestions, both from our own stables and from further afield. We hope you enjoy our picks! ~ Tom Stottor … Continue reading
Black Art Matters – key artists from Conrad Murray’s ‘Queering Post-Black Art’
As it’s black history month in the United States, I wanted to do a quick list of my favourite African American Artists. You can find out more information about some of them (noted in the text) in Derek Conrad Murray’s Queering Post-Black Art (I.B.Tauris 2016). If you like Matisse and Kandinsky, and have not yet … Continue reading
Turkey: 2016 Politics Essential Reading List
Turkey stands at the crossroads of world politics: caught between the West and the Middle East; bordering Syria and the frontiers of ISIS; excluded from the EU and governed by an increasingly hard-line leader. Recent events – both the failed military coup and Erdoğan’s subsequent nationwide crackdown – have propelled this young democracy into a new chapter of turbulence. Continue reading
EU Referendum 2016 Essential Reading List
Time is ticking down. The day is almost upon us. Are you ready to make an informed decision? If not, you might like to do some last-minute referendum related research… Debates have become increasingly heated, emotions are running high, hashtags have been engaged and polls are predicting Brexit. The run up to the EU referendum … Continue reading
Women’s History Month: 4 Remarkable Women
To celebrate Women’s History Month, here are 4 I.B.Tauris books on remarkable women Continue reading
Five Great Shots from Five Classic Hollywood Black & White Films
Though less celebrated than directors, cinematographers shape the style of a film in important ways: organising the lighting, composing the frame, orchestrating the camera movement, and working with the laboratory to control the film’s overall look. As the art of image making continues to change in the digital age, these five images remind us how … Continue reading
A Literary Tangier Reading List
Welcome to the ‘Interzone’ Continue reading
Women artists who should be better known (Part 2)
Five women artists from the Southern hemisphere who refuse to stay at home. Continue reading
General Election 2015 Reading List
The hustings have started, mad hysteria’s set-in, battle mode is engaged. It is now election year. Continue reading
Black British artists who should be better known
Eddie Chambers looks at five Black British artists who represent the fascinating sweep of a neglected art history. Continue reading
An Angolan Reading List
Lara Pawson, author of In the Name of the People, selects five essential reads to initiate the uninitiated into the politics, culture and history of Angola. Continue reading
Women artists who should be better known
With women still not fairly represented in major collections, Susan Best, author of Visualizing Feeling, looks at five women that you should know about. Continue reading